Hershey Releases New Reese's Reindeer Mix for the Winter Holidays
Hershey has launched a brand-new sweet snack mix featuring mini holiday trees, popcorn, and peanut butter elements for the winter season.

What Is the New Reese's Reindeer Mix?
Hershey has officially expanded its seasonal snack offerings by introducing a brand-new holiday product. The freshly debuted reese's reindeer mix combines several fan-favorite peanut butter and chocolate treats into a single sweet package for shoppers to enjoy during the winter months.
Unlike previous snack options such as Reese’s Popped—which includes a sweet and savory blend of popcorn, pretzels, and cup minis—the new winter release focuses entirely on sweet flavors. The product features an assortment of bite-sized unwrapped Reese’s Mini Trees, chocolate-drizzled popcorn, Reese’s Pieces, and Reese’s Peanut Butter Chips.
Availability and Packaging Details
Shoppers looking to purchase the holiday treat will find it sold in a resealable, seven-ounce bag. The packaging is designed to be convenient for sharing, though consumer reactions online suggest many buyers prefer keeping the snacks for themselves.
While the product is rolling out as part of Hershey's broader seasonal lineup for a limited time, early shoppers have already reported spotting the bags on store shelves at major nationwide retailers including CVS and Walmart. Consumer reception online has been enthusiastic, with many social media users adding the seasonal blend to their holiday wishlists.
Part of a Larger Holiday Lineup
The introduction of the reindeer blend coincides with the arrival of other festive items on retail shelves. Alongside classic Reese’s Trees and returning mini tree shapes, Hershey's winter collection includes new Grinch-themed Kisses and Hugs, as well as a Kit Kat Reindeer shape.
At present, it remains unconfirmed whether larger club-sized bags will eventually arrive at wholesale stores like Costco or Sam’s Club. For now, the standard seven-ounce package is available at participating retailers while supplies last this winter season.
Sources: Allrecipes, Yahoo, Allrecipes.



